chris m u k said it's an encrypted expert facing extradition, a potential extradition to the united states. thanks a lot. thanks, chris. the china has lashed out. it's asked the us after washington describe asians expanding influence in the pacific region of the threat . it follows the security part between china, the solomon islands, having recently been agreed upon in the us. new zealand joined statement typing, the relevant issue has altieri motives and creates this information to attack and discredit china. the united states has military bases all over the world, yet it expresses so called concerns about other countries carrying out normal security cooperation. and such behavior is very hypocritical and reflects a deep rooted hedge, a monic mindset. we urge the us to abandon its cold, warm intensity, and ideological bias. stop interfering in china's internal affairs, and stop smearing and discrediting china closet and the u. s. race that concerns us, president biden met new zealand prime minister to discuss, among other things security issues in the pacific 0. the meantime forward a se

chris jackson is the founder of prodi, m a u. k. company that focuses on green hydrogen. but i don't believe that away resolved. that is by arguing about it, i think it's about building better projects and better technologies. and that's what we want to do with green hydrogen. to make green hydrogen, you simply use renewable energy from sources like wind or solar to power electrolysis. this produces no emissions, so you end up with truly clean hydrogen. today only a tiny fraction of hydrogen is green and it's actually still pretty expensive compared to the other forms. but that is set to change for 2 reasons. one, electrolyzer is are getting cheaper because we're moving to larger projects with more up scaled manufacturing. ah. so that's, that's the biggest thing and to prices for renewables have been falling and continue to do so. bloomberg and yet predicts green. hydrogen will be cheaper than blue hydrogen by around 2030, and cheaper than gray hydrogen by 2050. so as that is problem solved, we just make tons and tons of green hydrogen and then run our entire economies on